Tote Bag Cotton Tie-Dye 38x42x12cm Maroon Floral

• The tie-dye pattern gives the front a softened, organic look rather than a sharp printed graphic.
• The pale flower shape sits at the centre, drawing the eye without making the bag feel busy.
• Pink handles add contrast, especially against simple summer clothes or a neutral coat.
• The cotton has a relaxed textile feel, suited to everyday errands, beach days and carrying a just-in-case layer.
• Each tie-dyed piece has its own small variations, so the pattern may differ slightly from the photo.

This natural cotton tote bag is handmade in India using traditional tie-dye techniques. The result is deliberately individual: colour gathers, softens and opens differently across the fabric, giving the bag its easy, lived-with character.

Use it for shopping, a gym change, a beach towel, library books or the everyday things that never quite fit in your pockets. The flat shoulder handles make it simple to carry close to the body, while the soft cotton folds down when not in use.

For cotton tie-dye textiles, gentle care helps preserve the colour. Wash cool with a mild detergent, avoid wringing, and let it dry flat or in shade. If ironing is needed, use a moderate setting and iron the patterned side from the reverse.

Tie-dye has long been used across textile cultures to create pattern through folding, binding and resisting colour rather than printing it on top. In India, resist-dye traditions are especially rich, from precise regional techniques to looser contemporary designs. This bag keeps that spirit in a simple everyday form: useful, unfussy, and expressive enough to feel personal. It is the kind of reusable cotton tote that turns an errand into something a little more considered.

• Material: cotton
• Dimensions: 38 x 42 x 12 cm
• Handle length: 33 cm
• Weight: 160 g
• Colour and pattern: maroon floral tie-dye body with pink handles
• Origin: India

It makes an easy gift for someone who likes practical pieces with a little personality: a market-goer, beach regular, student, traveller, or anyone who keeps a spare tote ready by the door.